Things to do in Emilia-Romagna

The Ferrari Museum (Museo Ferrari) is a tribute to successful F1 cars, legendary sports prototypes and GTs, plus the road cars that set the benchmark for the whole car industry. It's located in Modena and shuttles run all day from the Ferrari Museum plaza in Maranello.

Modena's Ferrari museum is a suitably stylish tribute to the world's most prestigious sports cars and the man who created a timeless legacy.

The basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuovo is a structure in Ravenna dating back to the 6th century. Its most famous feature is its intricate mosaics, some of which have been restored after being destroyed.

FICO Eataly World is a huge 100,000-square-metre indoor farmers' market, food court, and workshop area dedicated to the celebration and preservation of Italian food and agriculture. Located on the outskirts of Bologna, FICO Eataly World offers a thoroughly modern journey into Italy's traditional culinary culture.

Hang with sharks, penguins, otters and thousands of other sea creatures at Aquarium of Cattolica, the largest aquarium on Italy's Adriatic side. The aquarium is just a short journey from Rimini and Cattolica.

Italia in Miniatura is a little taste of Italy... with the emphasis on 'little'. This miniature park in Viserba, close to Rimini, gets you up close to 273 miniature versions of famous Italian and European landmarks, all on a scale of 1:25 and 1:50.

When you think Lamborghini, the idea of scissor doors and high-performance sports cars with aerodynamic edges and groundbreaking design comes to mind. But, the life and times of Ferruccio Lamborghini, the man behind the machines, has far more riches than his sports car legacy. Inside the Ferruccio Lamborghini Museum, you'll get to learn the life story of the man, thanks to archival photography, a recreation of his first office, and – of course – a collection of his cars. You can expect to see tractors, a timeline of Lamborghini production models, an 11-time world champion speedboat, and even a helicopter!

Oltremare is a huge park for families to enjoy experiences related to nature, science, and adventure. It's also home to the largest dolphin lagoon in Europe! Oltremare is located in Riccione / Rimini, and is easy to reach by car, train or bus.

The Labirinto della Masone – located in Fontanellato, in the Parma province of Italy – is a bamboo labyrinth spaced out around neoclassical buildings that house the private collection of Franco Maria Ricci.